The Wichita area did not see much snow Monday, but it was enough to break the daily snowfall record for November 14.
In Wichita, the National Weather Service recorded 4-tenths of an inch of accumulation, beating the old record of 3-tenths, set back in 1929.
Russell ended up setting a new record daily low temperature this morning. Temperatures dropped to 9-degrees, one degree colder than the old record set in 1955.
On Monday November 14th, Wichita picked-up 0.4 inches of snowfall. This broke the previous daily snowfall record for November 14th which was 0.3 inches in 1929. #kswx
— NWS Wichita (@NWSWichita) November 15, 2022
